Bath House In Kitchen Garden To East Of Ozleworth Park

The bath house, located in the kitchen garden to the east of Ozleworth Park, is likely from the early 19th century. It is a circular brick structure topped with a slate roof that slopes inward to create a pentice, which is supported by iron struts around a central circular pool, likely lined with stone. The interior walls are rendered, and there is a stone-flagged walkway surrounding the pool. To the west, there is a projecting entrance porch that formerly had a panelled door with a Tudor arch head. Directly opposite to the east is a small changing room that features a small tiled fireplace. At the time of the survey in April 1986, the building was in very derelict condition.